I Wish Someone Would Call Me Mommy
Just once more
l want to hear a little voice
call me Mommy.
I woke up, Mommy,
Come get me.
Mommy!
Can we play a game? Can we?
Come play with me
Mommy
I'm hungry
Mommy
Tell me a story.
Mommy
Can I go too? Can I?
I'll be good I promise.
Mommy
Look I made a picture, see?
Look how fast I run
Watch me swim
see me ride
swing me.
Mommy!
I love you.
Just once more
I want to hear
a little voice
call me Mommy.
.
Published by Linda Louise Johnson
Linda Louise Johnson is an animal lover, crafter and hobbyist, graphic art afficionado and veteran writer. Her work has been featured on Associated Content, Yahoo! News, and eHow as well as in Poetry Garden,... View profile
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Post a CommentHow ironic that I read this today. After church a young girl was saying all she really wanted to be was a stay-at-home mom. I applaud women like that because motherhood is a very important role to play nin a child's life. Even though you long to hear those words again, I'm sure you are a mother-figure to many. Great sentiment.
*Sniff* ;'{
Really sweet and touching! And then I read JP Whickson's comment and cracked up a little :)
This is really sweet. :-)
Sweet!
I think the cats learned the word Mama. They certainly sound like it and it's said in a demanding voice.
Awww!
Oh, Linda. This made me cry! I will be lost when my boys grow up. I think about it all the time. :-(
so sweet!
Me too.